The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-28

| st. Louis. 81 Metropotans 5. Struck out-By
Weidman. 1; by Ryan, 1; by King, 6. Time-20o.
CLEVELAND. Is; ATHLETICS. 9.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 27-The Athletics had a
disastrous inning in the game to-day. into which
they crowded five errors two bases on balls. two
hits by the pitcher and wild pitch. At the
same time the Clevelands made eight hits. two
of which were two baggers. Weighing was wild
all through the game, and Millgan and his field
were sadly Off Giikes, the new man signed by
the Clevelands to play first base, gwen q
trial in the pitchers box, and did fairly we'll
The great all round playing of Toy in the field
and at the bat, and a backward running one
hand catch by Stovey, were the features of the
game. Score:
Cleveland..-3 O O1O o 1 O-16
Athletics. ..--..--. o o Q 8 0 1 / O. 8
Earned runs-Cleveland, II; Athletics, g. Two
base hits-Toy 81. Carroll Say. Snyder Lyons Mann
(2) Bierbauer. Stovey Larkn. Stolen bases-Strcker
To-. Mckeon. Carroll, Gilkes. Poorman. Double
and McGarr; Larkin and Bierbauer. First base on
balls-Mckeon, Toy. Allen, Lyons. Hit by pitched
land 2; Athletics 3. Struck out-Carroll Say Nor
rison. Poorman, Milligan. McGarr, weighing. Passed
ball-Snyder 1. Errors-Ceveland. 3; Athletics 4.
Wild ptches-Gilkes /; weighing, 2. Time-2:15.
Umpire-Curry.
CINCINNATI, 16; BALTIMORE 2
CINCINNATI, Aug. 21-The Reds revenged
themselves for the crushing defeat of Friday by
infiicting far more severe on the Balti
mores to-day. Had it not been for Fennelly's
errors they would have closed the visitors out,
they were unable to bat Smith except at in
opportune times. N;col was the hero of the
game, reaching first base six times and stealing
five bases. Heating was given wreeched sup
port by the field. Tebau led the batting. hitting
five liners, two of which were fumbed. Score:
Baltimore. 49, 20 0 1 o O O. 2
Earned runs-Cincnnati, II. Two-base hits
Reilly % Nicol. Daniels Burns, Griffin. Three.base
hts-Tebau, Smith. Stolen bases-Nicol (5) McPhee
t2). Fennelly. Tebau t2) Smith. Double plays
Greenwood Purcell. First base on balls-Nicol (5),
A. Baltimore, 8. Struck out-keating 90. Green
wood d. Passed balls-Danels. 3; Baldwin, l.
Wild pitch-Smith, 1. Time-22O. Umpire
Ferguson.
LOUISVILLE, s: BROOKLYN, 3.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2Z-About 1000 people
witnessed the Louisville Brooklyn game to-day,
a rather one-sded affair Chamberlain piteheda
superb game for the Falls City team. while Ferry
had no terrors for the local batsmen. Smith,
the Brooklyn shortstop, badly off in his
field work. The features of the game were the
marvellous work of White at short and the bat
ting of Kerins, Browning and Smith. the latter
making drive TO left center for home run.
This OF the longest hits ever made on
Louisville grounds Bauer's umpiring was not
satisfactory to the Brooklyrs. Score:
Louisville...- o o o 2 3-8
Brooklyn .-.......--. o o o o o 2-3
Earned runs-Louisville, u Brooklyn. 3. Two-base
hits -Kerins. Collins. Three-base hits-kerins.
Browning. Smith Home run--Smith. Stolen bases
Mack. Wolf, Werrick. Double play-White and Wolf.
First base balls-By Chamberlain, L: by Terry. 3.
Errors-LouisviIle 81 Brooklyn. 2. Struck out-By
Chamberlain 4; by Terry. Passed ball-Clarke, 1.
Wild pitch-Terry, 1. Umpire-Bauer.